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Required:
a. Does the sludge nitrogen content limit microbial decomposition processes? What else could limit the decomposition of organic sludge compounds?
b. Are the concerns noted above (relative to N transport) justified? Why?
c. Compare the efficiency of decomposition between the leaf pile and the sludge.
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